In Tune: Creating impact through music

Unlocking musical opportunity and potential

At the heart of Gloucester Cathedral’s musical tradition is a simple belief: music is for everyone.

Through our academies, choirs and wider music projects, we're creating opportunities for people to learn, sing, perform and develop their musical potential – often opening doors to experiences and possibilities they may never have imagined.

Your support can help make that happen.

From introducing children and young people to music and singing, to creating opportunities for people from a wide range of backgrounds and abilities to participate, our work reaches far beyond the Cathedral itself.

Together, we can help more people find their voice, build confidence, develop new skills and experience the joy and connection that music can bring.

Join our biggest music campaign to date

In Tune is our most ambitious music campaign to date – a campaign to open up new opportunities for people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to discover the transformative power of music.

As a charity, we receive limited financial support from the Church of England and rely on the generosity of people like you to sustain our work. Every gift helps us continue our musical legacy while investing in the next generation of musicians.

Organ dedication service - singers and choristers with Duchess of Gloucestershire
Support In Tune

By supporting In Tune, you can help protect our musical heritage while creating new opportunities for people across our city, county and diocese.

With thanks to our supporters

Patrons: Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester

Development Board: Lt Col Andrew Tabor JP – Chairman; The Very Reverend Andrew Zihni, Dean of Gloucester; Richard Graham; Roger Head OBE DL; Mark Hurrell DL; Diana MacKenzie-Charrington; Andrew Mitchell; Karen Organ; Simon Probert; Tony Wilton-Steer, Chairman of the Friends of Gloucester Cathedral

Ambassadors: Bridget Barker, Trevor Ford, Sir Loyd Grossman CBE, Etta Howard, Marc Marot, The Hon. Hugh and Rosie Tollemache, Anthony Wilkinson.